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New Year Celebrations: The celebration of New Year is one of the oldest known holidays. It was started around 2000 BC by the Babylonians, with the appearance of the first New Moon, after the first day of spring. New Year is one of those few events that are celebrated by people all over the world with the same zeal and …

New Year Decorations: New Year calls for fancy decorations and glittery lights in every part of the house. People bedeck their surroundings beautifully to welcome the upcoming year with warmth and vigor. It’s that time of the year again when people throng your house to greet the New Year with utmost enthusiasm and liveliness. With the New Year just around …

New Year Drinks: No New Year party is complete without drinks. In fact, it is one of the very few occasions when people don’t stop to count how many pegs they have had. While buying drinks from stores is always an option, you can also go for some wonderful homemade drinks to treat your guests. The kind of drink that …

New Year Dresses: New Year is a festive occasion that is associated with new beginnings. So, why not experiment a little with your look as well and make a new style statement! It is the time to dump those torn jeans and faded t-shirts and get into your party garb. New Year is the perfect occasion to flaunt those sensuous …

New Year Quotes For Students: New Year is the time to indulge in some soul-searching and retrospection. A year is gone by and we are ready to usher in a new year and this certainly calls for some reflection on the bygone times and a fresh perspective on the coming moments. New Year brings new hopes and fresh beginning in our …

Children’s Day is celebrated on 14th of November every year in India to mark the birthday of Jawaharlal Nehru. The day is observed on Nehru’s birthday to pay tribute to him and also to celebrate his love for kids. Nehru was fondly nicknamed as “Chacha Nehru” by the kids. Different cultural events and programs are organized on this day in …

Children’s Day Tradition In India: Children’s Day marks the celebration of children and childhood. This national festival is celebrated on 14th November to commemorate the birthday of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister after independence. The occasion not only pays a tribute to Nehru’s love for children, but also to this eminent figure made who played a major role …

Children’s Day is celebrated on 14th November every year in India. The day marks the birthday of Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister. The day not only commemorates the importance of children in society, but also pays a tribute to Pt. Nehru and his immense love for children. Various cultural programs and events are organized in schools throughout the country. …

Children’s Day is celebrated in India every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru absolutely adored children and hence, this day is remembered to pay a tribute to his love for kids. The festival is celebrated throughout India with immense splendor and grandeur. All schools and educational institutions organize different cultural events and activities engrossing children …

Children’s Day Celebration: Children’s Day is celebrated in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, independent India’s first Prime Minister. The occasion is celebrated on 14th November every year with great splendor and grandeur. The day is celebrated to pay tribute to this legendary freedom fighter for his long struggle to achieve independence from the British. To …